Some things take centuries to break down.

A new analysis finds that India and China are on pace to overachieve their Paris Agreement climate pledges, a welcome sign for global climate action.

There's so much plastic in the ocean that it's even in our seafood.

The move – a progressive one from a forward thinking city – has the potential to acerbate the existing housing crisis in the region.

Not so fast, Senate. Republicans and Democrats joined together on Wednesday to block the repeal of the Obama-era 'methane rule,' which impacts oil and gas companies on public and Native American lands. President Trump however, intends to have the last word: He's instructed the Department of Interior to get out its red pen.

Salt samples from 8 different countries revealed the presence of plastic contaminants from ocean pollution.

For the first time since the Industrial Revolution, Britain went 24 hours without using coal to generate electricity, and expects to end all such use by 2025.

The Smog of the Sea, directed by Emmy-nominated Ian Cheney, may only be 30 minutes long, but its message will definitely stay with you for longer. The film foll

The mayo went bad, but it didn't go to waste.

This record shows the state is getting close to achieving its ambitious renewable energy goals.

Lactips has developed an edible plastic made from milk protein (casein), claiming it has enormous potential for intelligent packaging in the food and beverage industry.

Today, the apparel company released its 2016 sustainability report outlining several new goals including a pledge to become climate positive throughout its entire value chain by 2040.

Last year saw global renewable energy generation capacity increase by 161 gigawatts the International Renewable Energy Agency said on Thursday.

Some scientists fear that West Antarctica’s immense ice sheet may have entered the early stages of an unstoppable disintegration.

New research suggests that every U.S. state could be affected by rising sea levels.

The country set a new national record for renewable energy generation.

In a few decades, Glacier National Park may need a new name.

Iconic U.S. luxury brand Tiffany & Co. flexes its CSR muscles with a brief but diamond-hard takedown of President Trump for dithering over climate change.

This is so cool, I wish we had these in the US! "The machines are popping up at grocery stores in Norway.

As world population increases, so does the consumption of resources as economies expand. Without arguing about whether some or all of these resources are finite, it is clear to many that to the extent we can recover material which has become waste after its initial use, the more likely we are to sustainably carry out those activities of consumption in the years to come.

Plastic is Earth’s kryptonite. And it’s killing it and us fast. In fact, we are drowning in plastic. It’s everywhere. Sadly, plastic is a material the Earth can

The Danish toymaker is investing $150 million in the search for an alternative material that doesn't diminish Lego's classic nap fit.

The company wants to be able to allow consumers the ability to actually compost the shoe after use.

Sweden is home to what may be the world's first shopping center selling only recycled, upcycled and repurposed goods. ReTuna operates as part mall, part social enterprise.

This intriguing food-based alternative to traditional carbon black filler is more sustainable and performs better.